I accidently touched my girlfriends cold sore on her mouth and a while later I itched my balls haha. Could i get genital warts?

I’ve gotten cold sores since I was about 2 months old. And I get them from lack of sleep, stress etc. I know I do not have and STI, or “herpes.”
but if I give someone a ******* while I have a cold sore on my mouth, will they get cold sores or genital herpes?

So every 2-3 months I get a cold sore from herpes on my lips.
If I accidentally touch it (eg. wiping food from my mouth), and then I touch my penis, could I give myself genital warts?
If you don’t understand, I only have oral herpes, is it possible for me to give myself herpes on my penis?

Bcuz my girlfriend has simplex 1 and she’s terrified so. But she’s scared that if she pokes her cold sore then masturbates that she would get genital herpes… Please help?

You *ssholes didn’t want to answer my question when I asked the first time so I’ll ask again:
If I touch my cold sore and 30 minutes later, I touch my genitals, will I get genital herpes?

If my girlfriend has a cold sore and she gives me oral sex, can I get genital herpes?

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me and my husband have been together 4 years now and always tried to watch out when he felt the cold sores coming on I just got diagnose with genital herpes but I do not have cold sores on my mouth and we kiss all the time why would it skip over? what are the chances of me passing genital herpes to him?

If i get cold sores often randomly, does that also mean that i have genital herpes as well?

If not, do you think that someone who has genital herpes should inform partners before having sex with them?
I have genital herpes hsv-1, the same virus that causes cold sores on the mouth. People who have oral hsv-1 are actually 5 times more infectious than me, and if they give oral sex are putting their partners at 5x the risk I am if I have unprotected sex with someone.
So bearing this in mind, do you think the stigma placed on genital hsv-1 is fair, and would you expect someone that has the virus genitally to behave any differently than someone who has it orally? Why does one have a ‘moral responsibility’ while the other does not?

I would like to know what the actual chances of getting genital herpes are if you have a cold sore on your lip (Herpes Type 1), touch it, and then touch your own genitalia. Anyone who can provide a link with actual statistics on this exact topic will get 10 points on the spot. It seems like, while the risk is there, there is less chance with this than with, say, oral sex.
Please don’t send me some link saying “you can get genital herpes from touching cold sores”….everyone knows that there is that chance. I am wondering what the exact chances of getting it are from touching the sore by mistake and then touching your genitalia.
Thanks.